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1.keycastr / keycastr

KeyCastr, an open-source keystroke visualizer

Objective-C BSD-3-CLAUSE15K total583 forks

+463 stars

from 14,727 · score 6.14

2.sveinbjornt / Sloth

Mac app that shows all open files, directories, sockets, pipes and devices in use by all running processes. Nice GUI for lsof.

macos
osx
lsof
open-files
sloth
objective-c
+14 more

Objective-C BSD-3-CLAUSE9K total178 forks

+146 stars

from 8,844 · score 4.99

3.sveinbjornt / Platypus

Create native macOS applications from command line scripts.

macos
platypus
cocoa
objective-c
scripts
scripting
+10 more

Objective-C BSD-3-CLAUSE3.5K total198 forks

+99 stars

from 3,361 · score 4.61

4.CocoaLumberjack / CocoaLumberjack

A fast & simple, yet powerful & flexible logging framework for macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS and visionOS

macos
ios
watchos
tvos
logging
log
+10 more

Objective-C BSD-3-CLAUSE13K total2.3K forks

+50 stars

from 13,270 · score 3.93

5.BradLarson / GPUImage

An open source iOS framework for GPU-based image and video processing

Objective-C BSD-3-CLAUSE20K total4.5K forks

+46 stars

from 20,233 · score 3.85

6.joeldev / JLRoutes

URL routing library for iOS with a simple block-based API

routing
ios
ios-lib
objective-c
cocoapods
carthage
+5 more

Objective-C BSD-3-CLAUSE5.7K total686 forks

+9 stars

from 5,692 · score 2.30

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